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Vultures

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Millennials Canonical path: /millennials/vultures Related lyric paths: 4
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Vultures

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Many times you've tried to throw me over

Many times I let it go

Cause I've got my 4 leaf clover

What you tried will never show

Hush now baby don't you fear

Let the vultures take over from here

When you tell me that it's over

I cry to you it'll never end

But every time that I'm sober

Not anymore can I pretend

Hush now baby don't you fear

Let the vultures take over from here

No one will notice you disappear

Let the vultures take over from here

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